The Sun. — London, England, 1809-08-14 00:00:00

NUM ER 527 g.) tTATE LOTTE RY, • With only .Five Thousand Numbers. • gt:trEriii E. - of - . Z 20,000 8 . - of t,050., 4 I,coo 121 - - - - Soo 4 - . 2 4 000 • Besides tool. &c. ALL . 4 ro BL I)I4.AwN IN ONE •D Y. \ZWIFF and Co. respeCtfully ittiorm the Public, 'that CK k TS. and SII.A.R.Eg are, on Sale at.their of tices, No. it ' t'Oultry, No, ta, Churing.cross, and 3 1 , Ald- .ate High:street. ' ' " - • Scheine of the present State Lonely is new, and,af fords the Athinturer an dppertunitv of gainini* the immense , StHnof8:,0001. ! ! ! which may be obtained by puri:hasing tie whole of i< Nuinber,.or in proportion" for any Part. .-ehatets and Shares will be higlier before the Drawing. PRESENT PRICE. ' Ticket ,Cu o o 1 Eighth - - • ,Cz o t 3 o 1 Sixteenth . 9 o Half Quarter - - • tfilS YEAR. BISH respea folly acquaints the,Pubhc, - that . the only LO fTERY to be drawn this Year is the STATE LOTTERY, ivhien vvill be drawn 'on the loth of next OC - tuber. 411, L IN ONE- DAY: - • TICKETS and S!-li.itES are selling in great variety, anti as tire Stheme s , eins highly approved, the earlier" tile Purchase the better, there being only 5,003 Nunihers, from in i.000..--Schentes .vith p irticni.irs., may be- had i,fALIS, al eit her of hISH'S ol d established t)tlies in •Londoii, NU 4 (..:wirstutlLL, erg, cl-141tING-CROSS., w here CaPiiat Prizes to an immense aing e unt (too rn'!i fur insertio,) have been 5:01',1„ Stared, and Rcebtercd. 4 n‘ wht , re Tersens' in the • Couutry ;nay be supplied the 3 '''C! as if Present, by sending thetr Orthrs (postopald)_ aC 01nP~ttieci gotd Bille, Cash - , 13auk.Notest, - or e Orders. *** Pleas e t o no ti ce , the Lottery begins and finishes on the zQtli of October, and that day will &dick k2eo,eoo in Drizes. • To BB SOLI) BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, A CAPITAL and very Valuable FR.EEHOLD ESTATE. Situate about a mile and a halt from ►outhampton, and Within the limits of the .Town anci County, tate the residente and pfopeity of General Stitil;eit, deceased, compiisidg . . . The - MANOR - of wiswoot), 'With the Court Eines, Quit Rents, & c . &c. A capital tnoclern.bitilt stuccoed House, yrith suitable 0 fficet of every description, the whole iti the most excellent .iirt ['erred re_ pair; extensive and delightful Plea - Aire-Gro-:,Nis and Gar dens, Green-house, lce-house,liot and Succesiion Houses; n beautiful Park of .highly diversified Grout ds ; a.tertile and ptuallitreParni,'-in - excellentortler, Vic Priory of St. Denys, with a complete Farm-yard, containing upwards of six hundred acres of sand, part in hand, part oh lease, and part.on lives. Either 'the whole will be sold in one Lot, or the Mansion-house, with upwards Of 220: Acres; inclOsed 'within the park paling, will be sold - Separately, at the option of the Purchaser. • ° • • Po, tswoOd is eminently dr.; . tingv;she.,l .for its' peculiar ad yantages.in.puilitof situation, anti commands extensive and piClur,sque VieWs of th e I s l e Of Wight, ter, the River ltc;hin, end the surrounding Yul Country, which is highly varied, and luiuriantiv a:ir.,rn td. The neighbourhood is very respectable, and the roads extremely good. To be viewed by tickets only, which, with printed Rani eulars may , be had 'of Meisrt:. Becknell and Spedding; No. .32, Lincoln's-1 nil-fields, wite..e plans of tin.. House and Estate 'nay _be , seers'. Pm - tp:ui.it's may also he had of N_'% llooker, UphoLterer, gig i 4 thatopton. .• Day was published,. - In 061avo, price 123. in boards, A I REVIW . the REPORTS lo the BOARD of AGRreu L - rutt , from the NOItTi I E itN DE i'ART itli l / 4 1 - 1* ot ENGLAND; comprising Northuirib4p. land, Durham, Cumberland, Westmoreland, Lain:a4hire, :Yorkshire, and the Nountailious r.); Derbyshire, &g. By Mr. IVIAIt•HALL, 4uthor of +rations, Works . on Rural Economy, and Honorary Member of the Board of Agriadiure. York z Prinrcd uy.Wilsr.ri and ion, fur ,Longman,. Horst, tees, and Urine, Taterinistei-ioviT: London. In the Pies s, and speedily, Will be published, by the, same .14ithor, A Review or' rue I:ei,ort's Yrodl tri:'Westet;. De varinwiit ; including Parts mu I ancasitiry and North Wales.; jthe rtilj„Je (mar y) of Che:. ire, Sinowilifre, lieretordthire, s ri' crste " l "re. and a Qloucestetshire.i wan Pans , ot . V* ilt 'Mite and' Siiin e re. " tic Thi- Darr' W__ 2,111,. price cs. 6d, LErragg "(Inine PElitft s IENNE, ri . rir - M. Ai. GRAEFIC,NI i , . . .. . Traddites du-l.raquis en I par DE:ODA - 1 - 1 et' • AiON A Lonar es S e trOuve el z . 130,.A.y,• Broact.Stmef, pres d. 14 13 use lt‘.yate, ; i , dian and Lo. Soho-squide ; Lotitnan - and Co. P.atetnt;ster-loW , ; Vcirnor, Hood and Shdrp, ; and C. Law, Ave-Maria .Lane. Ou , se trouve ettissi, Lettres - d'une! Pestrvietine,. en Frad- VAS, 12:110 3s. 6d. -Lettre d'tdie ettivian, Tradtrziont.dail:Frince.se, 12.m0. Tel. 3s. ad. Scelta di Lettrei, Autori celebri, raco i ta di N ardini", izmo. 3s.'6d. h' tioniiaire de b ,. Lailgites ttOkepue, Ailstaise,, et Fran, t .4l e; Oat libitarcili; 3 vci: 12rn0. rJ. - 11 is. 'ovtlle Morali di 4oave,A„Riic. §&„gazidde 1110c:se di v.ar' 4cl t i At tevoiTirsm& • -- '4 '!'agedie di Alfieri, car tia,Montucci„ . 3 vol. boas,:;, il. is rfl •. . ANCHITALD's• MODERN' 0/ACES. This Day were published, Se*ti,Volusties 7 - tiinio.•priee tl 155 . .:130ai-ds, ()eon firm Paper, with Portraits, price 21. tzs. 6 ; 1. b oar d s, COLLECTION of - FARCES, - and' other AF _ 'PLR P 1 EC ES, which arc acted at the Theatres Royal, I) itiry-tatie, Covitht:9,atden;:ars.l Haytuarket;fv.;-,... Printe , l' under the authority of the Ala l .ageq frOm the i? ..lorupt , ,Dpolz,skelfattd: ••• . By MRS. INCH-BALD. • Work : The full Owing are contaiiibil'in (his „ Chill 'ature, Wedding Day, Midnight Hour, ar i s l i o n , g s the Wilt, imestryVlla itUsehberg, • Blind 'Boy, 1 "‘: 1)0 1)e, --ove-a-la- Mode Hartford Bridge, Netley Abbe;, „alie _-r R ig iser The A ppretttice, lie Critic, The Sultan, Itosnia, High ;' to b./ow:Stair, Boits,Ton,. TlN.Alock • Thel t l ,oll Pay,'l'lfe Wicrow, The' Minor, The Maior of G rrat t, The Lyar, Flora, tne Birth -day, leis , and the Doctlor,' The Irishman' in London, Thell i risoner at large, The 'Poor Soldier, The Farmer, The Highland, I;eel; Two Strings,,to . you litnir, The b eNerter; An- the- world's a Stage, Lying: Valet, l'hd eltiZ , :ll,, Three Weeks after Marriage, Catherine and •Petrtichio,• Padlock,' MtYs in "her Teens., The . Quaker,. The Guar 'tan, The Deuce is in Him, Edgar and Emmeline, Itichard Clear de_ Lion, The Witt of t lie Oaks, Tom Thutnb, The Dokdoi and the Apothecary, The First Floor, The , Ado.iitTd_ cjiild, The, . Farm- Louse;Locloiskz, kV a y s an d' Meulli, School for Authors, Midas, The Wittertuali,- T Author, ..The. Old_ Ataid The Miller ,oh.Manstikritl, tomus. • • •I' fur..l.vngman., Hurst, Rees, and Orirne, Paternos- • ~ Of whom may be had, . . • . - The - MI - ash Theatre ; or, a Collection of . Plays, whlc'h are :saled at the l'lie;ures Royal _Driiry-lane, 'Covent -Garden,' and 11 , ,,yiti.i'rket; printed under the authhrity and by pOmis- tdi.un Qt the Xl.:iiagers iroin the Proinpt Books, with litogra-, licial aii ,t - ti;i...al Remarks, by Nlrii llictibaid. Wiiiii .!,:iq.,ii.t Estoayiii-,,s In 25 VO:UITICS ; ruy..l 18ino price,6J,' L 6•. W. , iii oyAnis, or ca l hue -Paper, with Portraits and Proof 'lr ~ ~p i,st a ni is tai tne ,Plates. Pric e 1.3 1. in bOarOS •or the j)14 ) . 5 . Luay be.pUtclused separately, pike lb. cacti. ; .-!' - . `~- ..:: . ~d; r If.: ±! 1.71,1 Afti :11"1!? v 0. , . f',....'' ",.. Ix 4l .tc.171,./ , , .., , - -.71 ;:: • —.. r 1 . .1.1 ' v• Nt p •-• M .1 .1 ) - 1 4N-k l / 4 .,::, , ,i- T , i ,`se) , ,,-.-0,<., ...,t,.......0 ~.:,,...„ :,.. ~ ... rit-f1 . :1,:,.:7„4, ;t :::: ,.....,.. LJ .1 - ',4 17 ; ,, ',74 , 4 .. ~,,,,,„ ~,„,,,,, ONE HUNDRED POUNDS REWARD. GelvAßfiL POST-OFFICE. Friday s cub Aug. 03 9. 'THOMAS rtitHARDSON, a Person employed -111 - in the Inland Department of ibis Ogre, being sit VI& sus peaed of .FeAay, Whoever shall afipethend, or Cause hint is be apprehended, will be entitled to a lOward fif ONE HUNDRED POUNDS, to be paid an kris cotmiaion. . • He is about 34years of age,..fair complexion, round face, with lightbrown hair; rut shirt, is stout made, about sfeet to or II inches in height, and has - lost a tooth in . the centre of bis upper jaw, part ef which nemains, and is quite blaCk. lie absconded on the Morning ol the loth, and is tupposed t_ have been dressed in or blue coat, striped...yellow waidcoat,Jawn.. coloured cloth breeches, ai,d white stocking:. He is a Sussex Man, and was brought up a Bricklayer. The,said THOMAS RICHARDSON resided in Lant - street, in Al Borcugh ; in Sca-Coil.lane, ; and in If the under described By l k_p,,, t _Bill s s h ou ld b e e ff er d i n Payment, phase to stop them and the Papty, and give immediate £lO 3'8,4 g Aug. tBog. ,C re ..;VS.D 5 Aug. 1809. £lO 3575 Ditto Ito . 3.:8t Ditto. Ito 3877 Ditto 4to .3882 paw. 410 3878 Ditto to 3883 Ditto. Ito 3879 Ditto. All, payable to Yohn Hassell, Eq. or Order. They ar - e noz:Aceepied nor Indorsed, and . c6nsequengy are nil ;segoeiable, By Command of His Majesty's Bostmayer-General. • FRANCIS, FRLELING, Secretary. 1'!CI ALL ING-OFFICE, ' yo?y 11 , 1809. THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING • HIS 1144,YRSTY's N/11/Y do hereby give Notice,Tharon Friday, the to of September next, they will 6e real)' to receive Tenders in .urriting (sealed op), and treat for stieb Quantities of PRIME IRlgli BEEF and PORK, to be cured in the ensuing. Season, as the respective Meit-bants and Dealers therein may think prefer to offer; Part thereof to he packed in Hall poncbrons, one-third Part in Tierces, and one-third Part in Bar rels; so be deliVered into his Majesty's ViOualling Stores at Deptford, Portsm4th; T.:_ j matth, and Cork, and into the. Army Sicres at ,St. Catharines, .im regular Pr4softions of ea.lks, by the-Periods undermentioned, viz. One-fourth Part of the4obole by the 38ib Feb ..iSro. Ore-fourth /'art thve.. - !sib April, to. One-fidsrth Part mrde - 31st - ttlny, 18 to. And the reinnittingfourtil Par:' y the iith 3'4, 4Slo. And to be paid . ..kr by Bills, t.. able Ivitkinterest, ninety d.!ys alter dale. The Conditions of the Con:raft ft:ly be seen at the Sertemey's b ffice ; sr by applying to Mr. 7, !PI Dunsterville, Agent for the Fit - balling at Cork ; to the Co•l!caor of Hit Mzjesty's Cus toms at Limerick, Beijast, Newry, and li'aterford; and babe Postmaster- G,.iteral at Dublin, respectively. N. li. 2VO Tender for a less Quantity than ,Two Thousand Tierces of llcef,..and Two Thousand Tierce: of Pork Will he-ad :nivel. , . . ~ No regard wilt behail loan, -Tendtr in which the' .Price shall not be inserted in words at length, or that shall not be - delivered is the Blard, before One l'Clcck ou t.k , said ft( of Stftrn i their nor unlesi the Perinn vi bo makes 'the Tend,r, cr senie Fer'son on hie behalf, ,weer./s, to a, when entle.d /or. • C U 1. 1.• IN G. if I , ' ' July 21, 18 9. 9. • THE COMMISSIONERSjor PICTUALLING His Majesty's Navy do brrdy give Notice, That on Tues day, the . lid, August newt, thiy will be ready to receive Ten ders in writing (seared up), and treat for TWO HU,NPRED TONS of ROSE. CORK (Seconds) BUTTER, or BRITISH BUTTER of equal Good. ness,.and..for THREE: HUNDRED and FIFTY TONS of CHE.: LM.A.I:3YSHIRE, WARWICKSHIRE; or GLOUCES:VER CHEESE, or CHEESY, of equal Goodness, ' . • . . to be delivered in •the spate of Meet Months ; in 'three ..qua! niontb(y deliveries, into his 111.1jestyi's Stortrat the Pon, ;ii•ld in the pr *bons uncirt mentioned; • Butter - 'De'ptfOrd Tons. izo Eons. l'ortsniouth 6o Ifo . I'l3lnouth . 63 1:14 ' 2ao TOAS. 356 Tons. to , f..r . ,4y Bills pipible with Int.:Test :Vinery Dajt after Date. • The Conditions of the ContraBs may be seen, at the Secretary's No regard willbe had to any Tender in iabkb the - Price shall not be inserted in words at length, or that shaillsof be delitoere;/ to the Board beforeViti , o"Cloaoktbe said TdeidaY, the Isth ANgutt next, n , .,r i;n4s;a l ; he 14Ist:tt who makes thereadei, of some J'er. .son on bit behalf, attends, LaTaiis:ti , er, , when called for , I'IC 11111 L LINt;-0 FE IC August 7, 030 9 . THE. COATM/SS/ONE.4Sfin : IIICTUAL LING HIS -411AYESTY's NA.V 1' do . hereby give biotite, That on Thursday,. tyre 17:11 Instant, they guilt be ready to ,re. (rive Tenders, in uniting (sealed up), and treat with.sueh Per sons as sts,y be willing to per the 1.1 Glll'E RA G E for the service of rhc, ArinyViaualling Depaitment at the Port of London, for tu=el , ve 11fonthS ecrealon, and fartiser until si-i-411Jonths warn inglsball be given.'• - . * • The Conditions of the ContraEi may . 8e rent at the Secretary' ] (T/ice, at this Office, or by appli Mg to Mr. C0?..A.,e, at the Army `WElitallingPieniis; : s, at St. C'athariie'S. No regard 4E411 be to any Tender in which the Price sh.,l Not be inserted in words at length, nr that shall not be delivered to the Board before Onz, o'clock on - the said Thur...,ay, the 1716 instant, nor unless the Berson who onnktf the Tender, or :a me Per son ox bit behalf, atttnds, - 4; annrcr, tt.ben caked for. U D Y, AUGUST 14, 1 809. ICTUALLING-OFFILW, Aug. 8, , tBo 9. THE CaMMISSIONERSfor ICT LTA LLIFG His aVIAJE..4I"S NAPY do hereby give -Notice,Tio<it oa Friday the 2ith las:. they bill be ready to receive- Tenders, in writing( sealed up) and treat for Three 11;p7dd and Fifty Taal of OATMEAL, One Hundred and T q wenty , Tons of TO_ BACCO, and Fifty Tons 'of COCOA; to be delivered at the Ports and in the prop9rtions undermentioned, viz. Oatmeal Tons. Tobacco Tons. Cocoa Tolls, P i ortmouth 120 3o Plymouth So ' 4a llcintbrd 'co 50 , Sr, sso / 120 . . 5 0 Thi Oalmial and Tabaeeo to be delivered, one-half in six weeks,, and the . rernaining half in six weeks afternvitrdc, and the-cocoa . b one month ;tandit, be paid Jar by-liiit payable, with interest; nbtetv Dajs After dare. The 17 , .,Nditions Contr:za rucy be men at site Secretary'. OffiLe. No reKard will he had to any Tender in 'which the Price shall not be inserted in words ar length, or lbal shall not be delivered to the Board before One o'Clock on the said INdiu., the 2.51 h nor unless the Person who makes the Tender, or some Person on his behalf, attends, to answer When called for, MATRI MONY. FRONT the Luxury, Dissipation, Excesses, and enervating indulgences of persons-in almost-every rank of . life, proceeds that dis or d e red stat e. o f t h e h uman frame , termed Nervous Debility ; the most 'distressing aymptom of which is an ineapaelty to lia,fil the great and primary object of inarriai;e. -This unhappy state is indisputably too fre quently time gnawing , panker,worm of theheart, whi ch gene rates those horrid iddas - that lead to the desperate climax ot suicide. The - genuine SUE E L LOZ N S are the best i; not the only remedy for !Iry Species ot tl bility ; indeed Ste...l is confessedly_ the most powerful tonic and te:•.s.rAive Medicine in the Universe, • and this preparation is proved by long experience to be •stipui.r.to all others The STEEL LOZENGES are prepared sod sold by the Inventor,' Dr. Senate, 3, Ludgate-Hill, price 75. per box ;. and may be had of his Agenis in tpwn and country ; but ob serve his signature, E. Senate, in his handwriting, or they. cannot be genuine. Just publi.htal, Tenth Edition, - Dr. Senate's 'Treatise on Yeinate Complaints, .price as.'4d: a book - that should be read by every blamed woman. • CIIING's PATENT' WORM LOZENGES. roost OHMS are the frequetst sources of Chit-. W dren's Diseases. Their syinptorns every Parent and Guardian at Children should be acquainted with.• They oc casion Loss of Appetite, a Paleness 'of the Cidour of the Face, Emaciation, and irregular state of-the Bowels, attend ed after with violent pains; they bring on Convulsions ; they ailed the growth of thetody i - anittthey 'prove fatal, by - end ing in a Consumption or Dec.ay. Both as a Preventative and Cure of these alarming Complaints,-the abot'e excellent Me dicine is universally allowed, on the testimony of the highest Characters in this Country, both ,irt rank ;ind respeclability, to-have no equal. Their public ,approbation, given tb -the Proprietor, from a personal knowledge of its wonderful suc cess in their own - Families, stamps its merit beyond cornpeti tin,-and givera - sariftion to it, of which no other Medicine of tree k kt:ki can boast. Parents, and others who have tire Care of Children, should have this Remedy as a. Faintly Me, 'dicine to resort to, tyheuevir the .Storna.ch or Bowels of Chil th,:a are any way disordereE, which it will always be found to relieve. Sold, Wholesale and retail, at Ching and Butler's, No. 4. Chelpsicle„ ,Loralorr ; , and.• royal). - hy Smith, - Sccitt;, and Bax tei, Edniburgli ;' Newman, -Exeter ; lloxlau f and Gran, Ville, Plymouth . ; -Hazard and Crutwell,,Bath ; and by most Country,Vlenders, in Boxes at es. ijt. and ss. bit, each. SELF-PRESERVATION. :IF: Confirnled..Safely of YORK. MEDICINAL j 1 so AP', in the Prevention of a•C:yrtain Disorder, is too well known'andettablished. in, the First Circles, to render 1 Observation, necessary ; hut thotie , u nacquainted: -with the Preventive Powers of this Inv:tlpahie Corpposition,to avoid the Pernicious Etre:As o Venereal Ceitagion, need" only the 1 Trial of :its Virtues ,to..h'e a!sure- Recoinmenditiori.—To be used mern..illy by simplltabltition.ord),, Sold in Packets of three boxes, 1 . Single Bax, 4s Ga. Treatise iii&ided, Wholeedt• and - retaiJ, at No. 23, South. aitipttin.street, Strand ; r tail also at No: 46,' Comical, and it. No 30,,Xtecadilly. - Where also may be h.id, Alexander's Specific Injection.— This , entle Detergent tva ins,, greot esteem by,the late Sur. -ge.,11 Hunter, as to prefer it •in aft Lereal , Conl , plaints ; and for e f fects, Weakneimei t , 3k c. is perhaps superior to .any Re medy ever offered to the rublje, crii.:cteti a speedy' and radical Cure, •n cases 0f.20 years standing.- Price 45. bd. ,N.B. Sen , to any , part of,.the kingdom, . by int:100110 the amouht, post. paid, to Al6rander and Co. No. z . 3, Southainp lon-street. To THOMAS A.Y1.01‹,. Est; Sir, • hro • New liridge-street,, Black frjars. • T CONSIDER It.. out ali.aa of justice due to the . Merits of your LE Ala's PATENT / ILLS, to com municate. to you the folfritking Cure Wind) has'reeently been . pertOrmed by theta Art Acquaintance of mine, bv•the breaking out of an old Venereal Complaint (attendeif by a •complication of disorders arising therefrom), was reduced al • most to a skeleton; and although he had the best medical advice which could be obtained, and tried a variety of Patent Medicines, nothing could be. procured which seemed to suit his case, or to do him any Sl' fiTce : 4ti remained in a mrist re duced and:pitiable situation for two years, unable to !Dhow hip protion, and scarcely able to walk or even to stand on his lees ; in tact tin one who knew him ever supposed it pos.. sine for him to recover lie was advised at last to try your Leake's Pills—he did's(); adhering strictly to the ifiredions - glvtn with them. He had riot taken more than two boxes be lore he found an alteration for the better: this, encouraged ' him to proceed, and by .taking a few boxes more he roundhis appetite an d strength gradually return, and is now as healtno and stout as Rely moan I 'know. - -You rare welcome, Sir, to lc* any person to me ter a COlll4lllAtiOtt of the above account it it should be doubted. I am, Sir,' yoUrnbedient humble servant, Library, Folkstone. • THOS: R Y: Prepared iutd Sold by the Sole Proprietor, Tito's• tAYLOR, irleuther of the Royal College of Surgeons, London,: at his H0u5.6,1 , 10. 9, New Bridge-street • , -Where, after a constant residence of more tflati 'Forty 'Year's, iri a pradice particaelarly direded to the Cure 01 Vene , real Complaints, and. those incidental: to the Parrs of Generation m both Sexes, with - that inviolable secrecy *hjai-Men of his Profession shOUld always observe, he flatters himself, the advice And assistance he gratuitous-'. 1p adininisiers to Persons taking this Medicine, will be esteemed by a discerding as an advaitra,,e seldo9n . to be obtained, and' voidof ambiguity. Also sold, by his Appointment, tor the convenience of those riving at a distance, at the Perfumer's, No. ge, St. A Al. ban's-street, Pall Mall;the Tayshup, No. Oxtiird. street; Mr. Disborougles, •No. 7, Fish-street-hill; Mr. Baxter's, South-bridge, Edinburgh .Mr...A4 4 Donald's, Glas gow; Mr. Bull, i)aine-street, Dublin; Mr. Billinge's, veriviol ; Mr. Atkinson's, Manchester ; and by one Person in every considerable Town -in Great Britain and Ireland, in Boxes of only 2s. yL each, sealed up with fall and plain directions, whereby persons of either sex may cure . themselvts with ease, speed, se6velie and safety. • N. EVrerv,liox•Siald in Great Britain is sealed up with stallip, on which, by• laVour of the e:omnussioners, is print. ed at the Stamp,office, " T. Taylor, No. 9, New Bridge street," tuyittlitate whien is Foileily, and aliathers „re coot tertetto, -IX - 67TT m. $4- • [PRICE 517kPEYCE HALFPENNY? Prow t,e LONDON GAZETTE, "iag. DoWnir!g-4 reit, August 11,, 1809. Dispatches, of the !011olking are eitraEic; have been received at the Office of Lord Viscount Ca.titlereagh, One of . his Nl,clesty's Principal Secteta ries of State, from' Lieutenant-Getieral Sit Arthni Wellesley, K. B. Pfaceicia, tsth July, My Lotto---After I had written to 'rriur Lordship on the Ist instant, Joseph nuonaparte crossed the Tagus again, and juined Sebistiani With the. troop he had brotight from Madrid, and with a Detach. ment front Marshal Vidtor's corps, makzing the corps of Sebastiani about twenty-eight thousand men, With an intention of attacking VatiegaS's corps. Vanegas, however, retirOd into the mCuntains Of the Siet'ra Morena, and Colonel LarerWit h !di advanced guard attacked a French advanced corps -in the 14g11:, and destroyed many olthetil. The French troops then: returned again to tins Tagus, which river Joseph had crossed with the re infOreentent which he had taken to Sebastioni's corps; and this last corns consisted of ten thousand men only, was on the left bank of the Tagus, about Madnelejos,, in front of Vanegas, Who was again ad vancing. The last accounts of this quarter were of the Bth. The French army Nnder Vi6tor, joined liy thede tachments brought by Joseph ftorn Sebastiani's corps _and amounting in the whole to about thirty-five thousand men, are concentrated in the neighbour.; hood of Talavera, and on the -Alberche ; General Cuesta's army has been in the 'position which I in formed your Lordship that it had taken up since I ad= dressed you on the Ist instant. The advanced guard of the - British army arrived here on the Bth, and the troops,which were with me on the Tagus - arrived by the t Oth ; the .2 . 3 d Light Dragoons and the 48th arrived yeSterday f the ti st Regiment will arrive tar-ruorroW. I went to General Chesta's quarters at Almaraz on the 19th, and.stayed there till the 12th, and I have arranged with that General a plan of operations upon the French at my, which we are to begin to carry hitt/ execution on the 18th, it' the French should remain, so long in I heir position. The-Spanish army Under ,General Cuesta consist* of about thirty-tight thousand men, (exclusive of Vanegas's corps) of which seven thousand are c 3:, valry. About fourteen thousand men are dee. ticked to. the. Bridge of Atzobipo, and the mainder are in the camp Under the Puerte de Mirahete. I have the pleasure to inform your l e ord3liip, 'that !lie seven battalions of infantry from. Ireland and the Islands, and the troop of horse artillery train Great Britain, arrived at Lisbon . in - the beginning of the month. general grant - m -(l's brigade is on its'march to join the army, hut Will not arrive ..here till the 24th vi lesth. 1 have: the Honour to be, ARTHUR •WELLESLEY. MY LPRD, Talavera de la keyna, July 2.4. .Ac'cording..to the arrangement which 1 had sevled with ,General Cuesta,. ►he army broke, up from Ha; centia -on the - t7th and 18th instant ; and reached Orope - sa on - the 20th,. where it form'ed,a junction with the Spanish army under iris command. Sir Robert, Wilson had marched from the Venta de Bazagon on the Tietar, with the Lusittoian Le gion, •a hiktalion of Portuguese oh.asseuF, and two Spanish battalions on the I 5 t h ; lie arrived at Arenas on the 'gal, and on the Alberclie, at Escalona, on 'the General V - ane'gas had also been . direaed to break up trz,nu.. Madrileyos on the 18th and ipth, and to march by Treobleque and Ocatta to Puentecitienas, on the 'Tagus, where that river is crossed by a ford, and thence . to Arganda, where he was to arrive on the 22cl and 23d. . On the 22d the combined armies moved from Oropesa, and the advanced guards attacked the enemy's outposts at Talavera.. Their right was turned by the tst Hussars and the :20d Light Dra goonsunder General Anson, direEted by Lieutenant- General Payne, and ,by the division dt infantry un der the command of Major-General Mackenzie, and they were driven in by the. Spanish advanced guards under the comina.nd of General Sarja6 and the Dire crAlbuquerque. We lost eleven horses by the. fire of cannon from the enemy's position on the Alberthe; and the Spa niards had some men wounded. The columns were formed for the attack of this position yesterday ; but the attack was po!itponed. till this morning, by desire of General Cuesta, ‘vhen the different corps destined for the attack were pi:it in motion, but ,the enemy had retired ai a tOuf one in the morning to Santa Olalla, and thenCe towar,ls Torrijos I conclude to form a jun&ion with the corps under general Sebastiani. I have nqt been able to 1 . 4110 W the enemy as I cou ld w i s h o n-account of the. great deficiency of means of -t in Spain. J enclose the copy of a letter, ught it proper to tltlress upon ,h this subject to Major-General O'ljonogline,-theAd jut'atitGaneral of the Spanish Army; as soon as I found-that this country would furnish no means Of of this description. General Cuesta has urged - the Central Junta to adopt vigorous measures to relieve our wants i till lam supplied, do not tliink :it proper, and indieed 1 cannot, continue my operations.. I have great hopes, however, that before I shrill be supplied from Andalusia and La Mancha with the means which I require; and I shall then resume , the - adive opgrit tions which:l have been compelled to relinquish.' I have the Honour to be, &c. " • • (Signed) ARTHIJiI WELLESLEY. Downing-Street, August 11 i 184 Dispatches, of which the following are copies, have beet) received at the'OfEce of_Lord Vi,sccputat , 7 " =!